St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-19

award and ST..
Registered Milking Breeds-E. F. Erwin,
Richtield, one award, Sl5; W. c. Nichols &
Son, Creseo TO-. S25: W. r. Lanner & Co.,
Moorhead, one award, SO.
Natives or Grade Milking Breeds-Sam
Leslie, Waseca, three prizes, $50.
Shorthorn Herds-U. p. Clarke, st. Cloud,
first and second premiums, $75.
Holstein Herds-W. II. Tanner & Co., first
premium, $50; n. w. Breeders association,
second, $25.
Herds of Jerseys and Alderneys-P. d.
Brockway, Rochester, first prize. $50; Bick-
nell Bros, Minneapolis, second prize, S25.
Hereford Herds-Cosgrove Live Stock com
pany, LIE Sueur, first and second prizes, SIS.
Sweepstakes Herd, Any Breed-Sam Leslie,
first prize, $50; Cosgrove Live Stock COM
ppany, second, $50; Pond Bros, third prize,
S25; Thomas B. Wales, Iowa City, $500;
Row Park herd, 500; N. P. Clarke, st.
Cloud, $780,
Oxen, Steers and Fat Cattle-Jaeob Gras-
sci, six awards. $3.50; Cosgrove Live Stock
company, $50, one premium.
DIVISION C-sHEEP.
Merinoes-Buek, two years and over, 500;
DUCK, one year, SIS; buck lamb, $40; pen
ewes, two years and over, $40; ewes, one
year, $40: eve lambs, So All taken by II.
Horter, of Rochester, Mimi.
Long Wool Breeds-Buck, two years. $40;
buck lamb, So pen of FIVE ewes. sos; eve,
Two years, $40: eve, one year, So; eve lamb
%, eve lamb, 81. so; all awarded to George
+: Davis d Co., Dyer, Ind; buck, two years,
Sl0; buck, one year, SIS; buck lamb, 80.
30; eve, one year, $40; eve one year, SIS
all awarded to John Fritz, Medalia; buck,
two years, So, Abner Strawli, Ottawa, Ill.,
oxford Downs-BuckS, two years and over,
20; DUCK lamb, 30; pen of five ewes, SIS to
John Easton, of Chatfield; buck lamb, $40;
pen hve ewes, not less than one year, S25
eve, two years and over, 81 10 and SIS ;ewe, one
year, $40 and %, eve lamb, So and $3.50; to
Wilcox 4 Laggett, Benson: buck one year,
SIS and So; to Abner Strawn, Ottawa, IN
Shropshire Downs-Buek, one year. SIS;
buck lamb, 50; pen five ewes, $25; eve, two
years, $40: eve, one year, $40; eve lamb,
20; 10 W. Z: N1cols q Son, CISCO, To-; buck,
two years, $50: buck, one year, So; buck
years, So; eve, one year, So; eve lamb,
$3.50; to Matthewson ees., Darien, Oak.
Grades-Ewe, two wears or OVER, 81; eve
lamb, 50; to j. G: Easton, ChatfeM.
eve, $25, to 7. \: Porter, Rochester, Mimi !;
eve down, S25, Wilcox Leggett, Benson:
long wool eve, S25, George F. Davis IL
Co., Dwyer, Ind; long wool buck, S25,
John Fritz, Medalia: buck down, $25. Mat
theWson Bros, Darien, Oak.
DIVISION c-swINE.
Berkshlre-Boar. one year, SO, six
months, So, sow pig, six months, s., pen of
pigs. 50. T. \. Porter Rochester; sow, one
year. G.. Moffat. St Paul
So, boar, six months, So, breeding sow,
one year and over. So, sow pig under one
year, So, to G.. W. Plank, Lyota, Mimi; boar,
one year and over, $40; breeding SOW, one
year and over, SO, SOW pig, six months and
under, 80. pen of pigs under six months, So
and 80. all to c. D. Smith, st. Charles Mimi. :;
boar, SIX months and under one wear. IS, c.
E. Hancock, Chatfield.
Vlctor1a-Boar one year and over, $40; SOW
one year and over $40; SOW pig. six months
and under one year, SIS: pen pigs under six
months, all to George F. Davis & Co., Dyer,
Ind
Sweepstakes-Sow. any age or breed, SO,
u w. Flank, Eyota. Mimi; boar, any age or
preed, $40, &. ID. Smith, st. Charles.
DIVISION C-PoULTRY.
Domestic Fowls-Premiums were taken bv
James B. Irwin, Richfeld: n. 5. Beardsley
st. Paul; C. D. Smith, ST. Charles; j. s. Mac
omber, ST. Charles. T. N. Porter, Rochester;
W. II: Leighton, Sabin; Charles T. Ellis. Aus
Henry Davis, Dyer, Ind: James Murray, ST.
Cloud; r. III. Wilson, South Minneapolis; c.
H. Bedding, Shopiere. Wis.
Game Fowls-Premirims taken by j. S.
Maeomber, ST. Charles; Charles T. Ellis.
Austin, Mimi: Henry Davis. Dyer, Ind; E.
J. Gates, Rochester: c. II. Bedding. Shopiere,
Wis; B. Reeves Minneapolis.
turkeys, Geese, Guineas. Etc. d. Smith,
St Charles. Mimi: J.. S. Macomber, st.
Charles; Ernest Smith. Minneapolis: Henry
Wis; G. w. Plank, Eyota.
Sweepstakes-For best display, $40, e. II.
Bedding, Shopiere, Wis.
DIVISION D-DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Creamery Butter-First prize $50, j. A.
Sinclair, Fairmont: second S25, Lura
Fountain creamery, Easton; third $40, Dun
das Creamery company, New Ulm; fourth
Sl2, New Tim Creamery company; fifth $40,
Rothsany Creamery company, Rothsany;
sixth So, H. Carlton, Verona.
Dairy Butter-First prize, $50. F. D.
Holmes, Owatonna; second, S25, Charles
LeVeecombe. Hastings; fifth. $40, John Law,
Medalia: sixth, So. j.. W. March. Redwood
Falls; third. $40, S. II. Parker, Winnebago
City; fourth. So, &. B. wilkinson, Owa-
tOnna.
Roll Butter. Seventy Pounds-First, SIS. F.
Holmes, Owatonna; second, SD, C. III. Chad
bourne, Princeton; third, $40, Pond Bros,
Owatonna.
Print Butter-First, SIS, William Lyons &
Son, Minneapolis; second, SI2, f. ID.
Holmes. 0watonna third. $40, Mrs. E. D.
Stone Bird Island; fourth, S., l. Weir. Lake
Elmo.
Ornamental Butter-First, $40, to F. D.
Holmes, Owatonna.
Granulated Butter-First, $40, F. D.
Holmes, owatonns; second, So, Marion &
Cormach, st. Paul.
Factory Cheese-First $40, A f. Jones,
Clear Lake; second SIS. McCollum Il Luffel,
Ha1ioek: third $40, A. F. Jones' Clear Lake; ;
fourth 50, Marion 4 Cormach, st. Paul.
Dairy Cheese-First $40, E. Dennis, Hutch
inson: second SIS, F. b. Holmes, owatonna;
third $40, Mrs S. A. Hail. Wood Lake Prize,
$40 for full cream sage cheese to McCollum
y Lutfel, Hallock; $40 for brandy cheese to
the same firm.
Sweepstakes butter 20 pounds-S2O to F.
ID. Holmes, Owatonna. Pro rata dairy but
ter, $500, divided among fourteen exhibitors
Pro rata creamery butter, $500, divided
among six exhibitors. The silver butter dish
off fol,
butter by the Farm. Stock and Home was.
awarded to Luther Weir Lake Elmo.
Pickles. Catsup-E. III. S. DaFtt Owatonna;
Miss Julia Lyons, Mrs. S. E. Jaggers, Mrs. 7.
r. Sterritt, Mrs. Gale. Sexton; Mrs. John
Watson, Mrs. G.. W. Sehuman, Lizzie Smith,
X. L. Coptwill, Mrs. A. NJ P. Whittier.
Sweepstakes-Best display of bread, cakes.
etc., $50, Lizzie Smith, Minneapolis second
best, SIS, Grace L. Smith, Minneapolis; third
best, $40, Miss Matte Lyons, Minneapolis;
fourth best, So, J. L. sterritt, Merriam Park.
st. Paul; Mrs. F. w. Smith. Empire City;
Nellie l.. Beveridge, Mrs. B. BeYeridge, Min
neapo1is; Mrs. A. S. Rowe, Minneapolis;
Emma Lawrence, st: Paul; Mrs. W. F. Par
Paul.
Display Ladies' Week.-Mrs. j. W. Jaeger,
st. Paul; Mrs. Jessie Andrews, st. Paul; Ida
A. Dyke, Minneapolis.
Bread. Cake, E RevlssGs $. E. Jarpar. St
Julia Lyons, Minneapolis: Mrs. F. r. Ster-
rift, Maude Hoyt, st. Paul; Mrs G. Sexton,
Faribault; Lizzie Smith, Minneapolis.
Canned Goods, Jellies-Mrs. T. N. Porter,
Rochester,. Mrs. E. p. Horton, ST. Paul;
Lizzie Smith, Minneapolis; Miss Julia Lyons,
Minneapolis: Mrs. S. E. Jaggar, ST. Paul !;
Mrs. f. K. Sterritt, Merriam Park: Mr. Pearce,
Chouen; Mrs. Gale Sexton, Faribault; N. L.
Parker, Pennington; Mrs. John Watson,
Moorhead.
Ornamental Needle Work-Lucy Slocum.
Merriam Park; Miss Frank Cook, ST. Paul; E.
H. Hill, Des Moines, TO-; Mrs A. d. Newton,
De Pere, Wis: Katie Marsh, De Pere, Wis
Mrs. Ii. W. MeNabb, Pennington; Miss Jessie
Andrews, st. Paul; Mrs. NJ. Flegle, Mime
apolis; Miss Nellie Rank, st. Paul: Ida A.
Dylee, Minneapolis; Mrs. S. E. Jaggar st.
Paul; Mrs. F. r. Sterritt, Merriam Park: Miss
Jessie Andrews. ST. Paul; Mrs. S. NJ Magoffin,
st. Paul: Miss Carrie LIE Vecomte, Mime
annliS. Nellie A Whittier Emr,iro CITY. NJ r,